Multi-Surface Cleaner (Lemon Scent)

Description

Additional information

Ingredients

100% pure and organic sweet almond carrier oil and sunflower carrier oil.

Cautions

External use only

Patch testing is highly recommended though this blend is very gentle and safe to use.

Avoid using it if there is any wound on the skin

Keep out of reach of children and sensitive areas

Suitable for all kids, ideally for infants and kids below 2 years old.

How To Use

A better time to massage your babies is about six weeks old when their routine is more settled and their behavior is sometimes more predictable.  Here are some tips to help you try a baby massage at home:

• Choose a moment when your child is relaxed, awake, not hungry or exhausted and interested in what is happening around them. They are more likely to be prepared to engage with you as a result.
• Try sitting with your infant safely on a towel in front of you on the floor, bed, or sofa.
• Find a position that’s comfortable, gives you good eye contact with no overhead lights, and where your baby is warm.
• Whether your child is diaper-free is up to you, but when massaging the tummy, it can be helpful to at least relax their diaper.
• A massage can be a lovely addition to the bedtime wind-down routine after a bath and before going to sleep.

How to massage your baby properly:

Ask your baby if they will allow you to massage them by spreading some oil between your palms close to their ears before you start. Although it might seem unusual at first, your youngster will get used to this cue and understand when a massage is about to begin. Additionally, it allows your kid to communicate with you if they don’t feel like getting a massage.

• Gently hold one of your baby’s legs between your palms after you’ve “asked permission.”
• Next, firmly grasp your baby’s ankle with one hand. Then, move your other hand down the leg toward the ankle while encircling the top of your child’s thigh.
• Swap hands once more. Always support your child’s ankle while using slow, continuous strokes.
• Next, hold your child’s foot in your hands and begin to touch the sole of the foot with your thumbs, moving from the heel to the toes. Pull each toe between your thumb and finger while maintaining a tripod grasp on your fingers.
• As you move your thumbs around the middle third of your child’s foot, from one side to the other, imitating a caterpillar crawling across a leaf while holding the child’s foot in your hands.
• Finish by repeating the stroking action in the opposite direction, i.e. from ankle to thigh.

Disclaimers

The International Federation of Aromatherapists (IFPA) does not recommend that essential oils be taken internally. All cautions listed for individual oils do not include those for ingestion.

This product provided on this website is for external use only and is not intended for the purpose of diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult your healthcare professional. Can not be treated as any reference to health or skin benefits and cannot be treated as a replacement for medical advice or prescription medication.

Allergic reactions are rare and unexpected to natural products, yet patch testing is highly recommended if you are allergic to some specific plants or fruits, such as nuts. Do not continue use if any redness or itching occurs.

The information on this website is compiled from published sources and is for reference only; the effects may vary due to respective body conditions. Aroma Origins has made every effort to ensure that the information posted is accurate, correct, and updated; however, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of all information provided and assume no responsibility for any omissions or errors. Customers shall always take full responsibility for their choices to ensure that the product is suitable for them. We assume no responsibility for any unlikely adverse reactions that occur when using one of our products.